Thane Heins and his free energy machine

[Captain Barbosa]

Thought you guys might find this article interesting and that maybe it would spark some conversation.

What are your thoughts on this? I think it's pretty incredible, but there has to be something that limits the process so that he can't take power away from the motor completely.

Video demonstration:


Here's the guy's website.

 

[russ_watters]

He's allowed his ignorance of science to destory his life. What a tragic story. I hope he gets the help he needs (hint: it isn't help from an MIT phycisist or engineer that he needs).

Anyway, we don't give an audience to crackpottery here. Perpetual motion machines are a banned topic - largely since there really isn't anything we can do to debunk the claim. He hasn't provided a detailed schematic or description of how it works -- because he doesn't know. So it is useless to speculate on which particular scientific concept that he doesn't understand is responsible for what he is seeing.

 

[charng]

I am always interested in new and innovative ideas and technologies. However, when it comes to claims of free energy machines, I approach with caution and a critical eye. While Thane Heins' machine may seem impressive in its demonstration, it is important to carefully examine and test its capabilities before making any conclusions.

One potential limitation that may explain why the motor cannot be completely powered by the machine is the conservation of energy principle. This principle states that energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transferred or converted from one form to another. Therefore, it is unlikely that a machine can produce an infinite amount of energy without any input.

Additionally, it is important to consider the source of the energy being used in the demonstration. If the machine is using external sources of energy, such as batteries or electricity from a power outlet, then it is not truly a free energy machine. It is also important to note that the demonstration may be carefully crafted to appear impressive, and further testing and analysis would be needed to validate the claims.

In conclusion, while Thane Heins' free energy machine may seem intriguing, it is important to approach it with a critical and scientific mindset. Further research and testing is necessary to fully understand the capabilities and limitations of the machine.